The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-10-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NORTHWESTERN I.EAGUE.
BRISTOL.


is thought she drank some impure
water at Lake Villa in McHenry coun-
ty, I'll.
Mrs. L. w. Thayer was taken sick
rather suddenly last week.
Gilbert Osborne is down with typhoid
fever, and is very sick.
The council appointed to meet the
persons wishing to join the Presby-
terrain church came last week. and now
we have Presbyterian church in Bris.
toll / think the folks acted wisely.
Should Elder Thayer's labors be crown
ed with success, there is place to at
tract converts to.
Several of our neighbors on Walkers
Prairie are reported sick.
Mr.. L. M. Thayer, superintendent of
the Congregational Sabbath school, has
taken step in the right direction.
He has secured printed temperance
pledges for the pupils to sign, but il
will require a few words from him
now and then on the subject to make
the pledges thoroughly effective. In
these days it needs line upon line. pre-
.cept upon precept, to make pledges
effective. | believe Mr.. Thayer sees
the true cause of apathy in that church
TO the cause of temperance, and wish
him great success in removing it.
Mr.. Lindsey, who was for a long
time resident of Paris in this county.
was buried on Tuesday at or near Bel
videre, Ill.
The carpenters at work on the big
barn can't-ge men to hold umbrellas
over them, so they have to quit to 20
home out of the rain.
Elder Thayer. at Asbury, warned the
folks against judging harshly. There
would be more peace in the world if
his advice was followed.
Mrs. Carney, of Hebron, Ill.,. is visit
ing her uncle, Nv Geo. Gates.
Mr.. Louis Fowler attended the Mil
waukee District Congregational Conven-
ton at Whitewater last week as delegate
from the Congregational church.
Miss Nellie Marsh represented the
Woman's Missionary Society of the Con.
gregational church at the Missionary
meeting held at Whitewater last week,
in connection with the Milwaukee Dis
trict Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Allen, of Kenosha,
and Miss Lorette French called at Mr..
O. E. Bishops last Sunday. They found
Miss Winnie quite poorly.
at the Congregational church on Sun
day Rev. Mr.. Miller took for the subject
of his discourse the Holy Spirit. The
rain storm of Sunday evening prevented
the holding of the announced missionary
meeting.
Mrs. L. w. Thayer was taken 30
seriously sick on Sunday morning that
a physician had to be sent for.
Miss Shaffer, of Somers, rung the bell |
at 9 O'Clock in the morning, for the first |
time, at the Newbury school house, on
Monday, and the boys and girls came
in.
Miss Sarah Gallagher. who is to swing
the birch in district No. 5 this winter, |
will call the roll at 9 o'clock next Mon.
day morning.
Henry Blackman has good supply
Of the rheumatics," and DR.. Saunders, |
of Kenosha, is trying to coax them
away from him.
: Mrs. Jas. Hunt entertained few Of
her young lady friends from Racine,
who were visiting her, to dancing party
Charles Jackson was floor manager, and
he music was furnished by Willie |
Jackson. All report an enjoyable time.
Mr.. e. r. Gethen and wife were out
n Salem last week visiting old friends.
Mr.. G. laid in for big supply of cheese
or his fall and winter trade at the
salem factory.
w. K. Packman shipped, Oct. Sd, a
carload of ~ hogs. Price paid, 50 %
md $40 per hundred.
Will Crosby is out in Dakota, prospect
ne for fortune. !